Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This is an aircraft I particularly like; it's a very pleasing design.

This advanced trainer allowed for gun turret practice.

This advanced trainer enabled pilots in training to bridge the gap between single- and multi-engine aircraft types.

D-Day, 1944. C-47s towing Waco Hadrian gliders invade the Normandy coast and start to retake the European continent from Nazi Germany!

Nice classic Italian fighter tucked away under the B-24 Liberator.  The NASM has this plane's descendant, the MC202 Fulgore.

You don't get to see these very often!

This aircraft is painted as a US machine, KV912. It was built by Fairey in 1942 as T5049 for the RAF but served with the Royal Australian Air Force as A19-43.

Beautiful World War II bomber at the National Museum of the United States Air Force.

The UC-43 Traveler was the World War II Army transport version of the venerable Beech Staggerwing.

Beautiful aircraft at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.

I did not expect to find this Polish trainer in civvies at Millville Municipal Airport.

This aviation artifact is both a museum exhibit and a public relations piece for the Millville Army Airfield Museum.